RNC Prime Properties’ Development Plans Take Center Stage at Washington Township Meeting

Overview: The Washington Township Planning Board meeting, held on January 7, 2026, was dominated by discussions on development applications, most notably concerning RNC Prime Properties. The board reviewed plans for two separate sites, focusing on zoning compliance, tree removal and replacement, and the structural specifications of the proposed developments. In addition to development discussions, the meeting also addressed procedural aspects, such as the appointment of new board members and planning dates for the year.

Bernards Zoning Board Grapples with Green Roofs, Clergy Residences, and Flood Zone Regulations

Overview: The Bernards Township Zoning Board of Adjustment’s recent meeting was marked by a series of discussions, addressing issues from zoning interpretations for clergy residences to environmental concerns in flood zones. The board considered a range of applications, including a new residential component within a house of worship, and a proposal featuring green roofs designed to manage water runoff.

Lunenburg School Committee Examines EV Charging Stations and Facility Renovations

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lunenburg School Committee, the members focused on evaluating proposals for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and addressing urgent facility renovations, particularly at Turkey Hill Primary School. The committee explored the logistical, financial, and environmental implications of these initiatives, alongside broader discussions on capital planning and budgetary constraints.

Danvers Select Board Approves Hazard Mitigation Plan Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Danvers Select Board meeting on January 7, 2026, was marked by the adoption of an updated hazard mitigation plan, discussions on the upcoming town elections, and community concerns regarding infrastructure and procedural issues. The board’s agenda included addressing HVAC system failures at the senior center, the continuation of vote by mail, and compliance challenges with water quality regulations.

Boston Zoning Commission Approves Amendments for Hood Park Development Amid Community Focus

Overview: The Boston Zoning Commission unanimously approved significant amendments to the Hood Park development plan in Charlestown, emphasizing the creation of affordable housing, mixed-use spaces, and enhanced community engagement. The meeting focused on two major projects: 15 Super Test Street and Super Test Street, which will expand residential and commercial spaces while integrating public amenities like Hood Green.